Countries of Oceania
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Oceania is recognised as a continent that sits between Asia and South America. Located in the South Pacific Ocean, its main countries are Australia, Papua New Guinea, and New Zealand. This region is made up of two geological continents, Australia and Zealandia.
Below is a population list of Oceanian countries including their territories in 2015.
- Australia: 23,792,000
- Papua New Guinea: 8,219,000
- New Zealand 4,579,000
- Fiji: 867,000
- Solomon Islands: 587,000
- Vanuatu: 278,000
- New Caledonia: 273,000
- French Polynesia: 273,000
- Samoa: 193,000
- Guam: 162,000
- Kiribati: 113,000
- Tonga: 104,000
- Federated States of Micronesia: 103,000
- Marshall Islands: 55,000
- American Samoa: 55,000
- Northern Mariana Islands: 47,000
- Palau: 17,000
- Cook Islands: 15,000
- Wallis and Futuna: 12,000
- Tuvalu: 11,000
- Nauru: 10,000
- Norfolk Island: 3,000
- Niue: 2,000
- Tokelau: 1,000
- Pitcairn Islands: 60
Author & photographer: David Johnson (Virtual Oceania). Providing a credit or link is appreciated.
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